Let your lawn breathe.

Over time, soil gets compacted — especially with foot traffic, pets, or heavy clay soils. This stops water, nutrients and air from getting down to the roots.

Aeration punches small holes into your lawn to relieve pressure and open things up. It’s one of the best ways to boost root health, reduce runoff, and set the stage for greener, thicker growth.

Clear out the dead stuff holding your lawn back.

Thatch is the layer of dead grass, moss and debris that builds up between your grass and the soil. Too much of it suffocates your lawn and invites disease.

We use specialist tools to cut through and remove the thatch, letting your lawn soak up water, nutrients and sunlight properly again.

“Think of it like giving your lawn a detox.”